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Race Preview: How it stands heading to Road America

As we near the conclusion of the 2023 Motorsport Australia Logitech G Pro Invitational Cup, teams and drivers are set to journey to Road America for the penultimate round of the championship.

Road America is a 6.515km circuit opened in September of 1955. The circuit consists of 14 high & low speed corners, providing the ultimate driving challenge for the Motorsport Australia Logitech G Pro Invitational Cup drivers.

One of the only permanent racing precincts retaining its original 14 corner configuration, Road America features many elevation changes, including the famous corner on the back stretch known as “the kink”.

Motorsport Australia Logitech G Pro Invitational Cup Drivers will tackle Road America for the first time in series history on the 25th of October with a 43 lap sprint race deciding the round winner. Qualifying will commence from 8pm AEST for a 20 minute qualification session setting the grid for the main event. Drivers are also expected to complete 2 compulsory pit stops over the 43 lap race distance.

"Pro Invitational Cup Drivers will tackle Road America for the first time in series history"

Madison Down is your championship leader heading into Road America, 7 points clear of Synergy Sim Racing Driver James Scott, who will look to continue his strong form after his Bathurst 1000 win alongside Shane Van Gisbergen a month ago.

Tune in on the 25th of October on the Australian Sim Racing Group YouTube channel as Australia’s best battle it out for supremacy in the 2023 Logitech G Pro Invitational Cup, live from Road America .
Race Preview: How it stands heading to Road America

Published on

24 October 2023

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